Aqueduct

usgb/ˈækwɪdʌkt/
noun

A man-made channel for carrying water from one place to another often using bridges.

The ancient Romans built aqueducts all over their empire to supply water to their cities.
Visual representation of "aqueduct" - A man-made channel for carrying water from one place to another often using bridges

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Historic Construction

Often associated with impressive historic engineering projects of great scale.

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The Segovia aqueduct in Spain is a testament to Roman engineering prowess.
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Not Just Water

Modern use can extend to transport of other substances, not limited to water.

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This new aqueduct also carries agricultural nutrients to farmlands.
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